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Hosting Providers Uptime Statistics - May 2013
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Hosting Providers Uptime Statistics - April 2013
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I hope some company will pick up the whole producing team and will continue series. Even though someone can say quality of "after movies" episodes wasn't as high as "before movies" but it's still the best western world animation there is (c
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14y ago
Any storage doesn't count as a backup if it's the only place you've stored your data.
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14y ago
This kind of things makes me shiver when I think how much awesomeness author injected in his project. I bet he also had tons of fun.
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14y ago
On the photo where backpack is missing he could just take it off and put it on the ground or on his knees. It's uncomfortable to sit in such a dense crowd with backpack on. I just hope this isn't another case of false accusing by media. Let
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Why do you think he found less quality talent in Argentine? It's just cost of living there is less and smaller salary could be enough.
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Not everything could be outsourced. But if you live in the place where there's no job I think you should move. I bet there's not so many programmers working in Monaco. Because cost of living there is too damn high. Much easier to get some f
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But it's not a black hole. It's profitable company that gathers money from global market (facebook) and sends it partly to Argentina and partly to Canada. Canada still gets positive money flow. Yes, OP didn't create developer jobs(some othe
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It's harder with large transnational corporations since their money flows are much more complicated. But it's globalization. Basically they are force to do that. If it's more economically beneficial to open plant in China and every other ca
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14y ago
Yes, but if OP tried to use local employes there was higher risk of failing or not even starting the company. In that situation Canadian economy would get zero. So I don't know what is better.
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14y ago
Why doesn't it help Canada? Startup is still in Canada, profit goes to the country. And he creates some jobs for Canadians as well. Maybe it would be better if all staff was local, but Canada wins either way. And it's just one of the ways f
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Google Glass facing bans before even released.
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Bitcoins just passed $250/BTC, when will the bubble burst?
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All data is genuine, if hoster goes down - it goes down.
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Hosting Providers Uptime Statistics - March 2013
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Don't Be Evil... Heh.
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Hosting Providers Uptime Statistics - February 2013
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Hosting Providers Uptime Statistics - January 2013
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> She already did what is considered the _second_ stage in hacker attack Considered by who? There's companies which pay you money if you can find bug in their software. And that's open offer, they don't say 'wait, we'll get ready at 8 p
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> No they are not bugs, in any way, shape or form. Maybe not all, but some of them are. I think you mentioned different issue here, puerto called unauthorized check 'unethical' and you talk about performance. If Mr. Al-Khabaz used some
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14y ago
It just means that whole article can contain more misleadings and be one-sided. Journalists... you know.
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14y ago
Still, all those things are caused by bugs in _your_ software. And all of that can be caused by regular users just hitting one of the bugs.
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14y ago
>'Unauthorized security testing == Malicious attack' I don't agree with that. Although I do think that unauthorized testing is unethical and you should get permission first, but treating it the same as successful attack and punishing t
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14y ago
Totally agree. He just makes money from other people's work. And manipulate public mind by acting like martyr (for freedom). He is basically a swindler.
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I'm connected to 9 channels on 3 networks. IRC is not dead and won't be dead for at least several years.
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Which Hosters don't Lie About SLA
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I don't think so, according to alexa, qq.com is the second most visited website in South Korea.
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Pingoscope website monitoring Armageddon Sale - 66.6% Off
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Hosting Providers Reliability Rankings - November 2012
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